Print your own iron-on transfers Create one of a kind fabric art using your inkjet printer. * A T-shirt, apron, or other item. Open Office free editor. With StickerYou's custom iron-on transfers you can design using our images. While you’re making custom t-shirts, use the iron-ons to. Noisia Split The Atom Raritan on this page. Running a campaign.

DLTK's Crafts for Kids Printable Iron On T-Shirt Transfers Suggestions: Although I call these T-Shirt transfers, you can transfer the images to tote bags, hats, placemats, etc. Check the box of your iron on transfer paper for what fabrics will work with that brand -- cotton (and cotton/polyester blends) work for all of the brands. Click here for simple directions (that even I managed to do *grin*) for and -- can be done with or without a sewing machine. One viewer wrote in: 'I love your iron on templates. I've printed these on and made sturdy felt puzzles as gifts for my grandchildren. And another suggested: 'Your templates make good too.'

Note: The iron on transfers are just images flipped around so they look like a mirror image. If you look at the words on the page before you transfer them to a t-shirt, they all look backwards. This is NOT a mistake, it's how the transfer must be for it to come out right on the t-shirt. If you've never printed anything in color from DLTK's before, it wouldn't hurt to try printing one of our color images on a piece of paper first, just to see how it goes. Also note that some new printers will automatically reverse the image when you tell it you are printing iron-on transfers. Skill Building Pro Program Tutorial. I guess they are just being helpful but in our case, I have already reversed the image. You may want to print a test page on regular paper with your printer set to 'iron on transfer' to be sure that the template comes out correctly.

Thanks to Bea for providing this tip.

You can buy T-shirts with great designs already on them, and if you want a whole bunch of personalized shirts for a local drama club or church group, you can find shops that do shirts in bulk. However, if you want something original and maybe only one or two, do it yourself with an iron-on transfer.

You can create your own custom clothing with absolutely no sewing skills. Decorate T-shirts, canvas bags and other fabric items with iron-on transfers that you design yourself on your computer and print on your desktop printer. What You Need Kits are available that give you everything you need, including and a T-shirt, or you can assemble your own materials. Whichever route you go, you need a few supplies for the typical iron-on style of transfer printed from your and applied with a household iron. • Software to design the T-shirt or other transfer • Artwork • • Printer • Iron • Hard surface for the iron • Pillowcase or other fabric • T-shirt or another item to receive the transfer Tips and Tricks When the instructions say you need a hot iron, they mean it.